Waco Technical High School - Spirit Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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IConIinued from page 832 Thomas Tipton leaves his ever winning smile that always attracts the girls to Gene Perkins and Douthit Baxley. Ellis Warrick leaves his place on the football team to Ray Fikes. Elsie Swinscoe and Nancy Vogelsanz leave their red hair to Danny Baxley. Claude Jaynes leaves all of his girl friends to Varnell Barnard and Danny Rowell. Thomas Bledsoe leaves his football spirit to Mel- vin Edwards and Robert Pryor. Shirley Johnson leaves her place at the switch- board to Janie McGowan. Mary Jo Thompson leaves her know how to get a diamond ring to Wanda Burns. Qftarles Lindsey leaves his darling haircut to Nelva 'fJfCarroll and Bobbye Graves. Peggy Swinnea leavesfher ability to type so well to Marinel Schnizer. Barbara -'Gauntt leaves her beautiful hands and blue eyes to Virginia Cureton and Ruby Ditto. Bobby Schrieber leaves his little sister, Karen, to Jerry Herring. Mary Newton leaves her ability to read her short- hand notes to Delores Ferguson and Doris Nehring. Lenord Stuessel leaves his ability to get people to laugh at his iokes to Marvin Bletsch and Robert Rochell. Dewey Slaughter leaves his nickname Race Horse to Jim Bryant. Doris Wachter leaves her ability to make good speeches in speech to Patricia Williams. James Jackson leaves his ability to be such a good yell leader to Barney Mahan. June Hudson leaves her ability to get out a half a day to Wilma Dreyer and Virginia Matthys. Thomas Porterfield leaves his genius ideas to Jack Saffle and Dickie Cawley. Norma Jean Taylor leaves her swimming ability to Barbara Felkner. Richard Johnson leaves his ability to make up late book reports to Alton Abernathy and John Bayer. Bobby Bryant leaves his ability to get attention so quick to Robert Peevy and Richard Kusler. Betty Lou Harrell leaves her job to Joyce Pate. Irene Opella leaves her position as secretary of the Senior Class to Martha Moody. Curtis Owen leaves his clarinet to Earline Sherry. Dale Layne leaves his best wishes to Jack Bynum and Charles Case. Eugene Schaeper leaves his basketball iacket to Wanda Tull. Elizabeth Thomson leaves her ability to blush ever-so-cute to Elaine Washman. Sylvester Sanchez leaves his seat in English to Angelina Yanez and Lucritia Younce. Bill Hawkins leaves his outstanding F.F.A. work to Freddie Douglas and Bobby Wallace. Bill Loftin is iust hoping to leave, too. Hope you make it, Bill. Benny May leaves that twinkle in his beautiful, beautiful blue eyes to Jean Goodman. Joe McNamara leaves Ruby Toten for Tommy Connor to take care of. until she graduates. Take good care, Tommy. Calvin Meadors leaves his ability to always have a modern car for display to Wallace Cook and Hollis Watkins. Margie Mee leaves her ability to acquire a hus- band to Albert McRae. Say Albert, l'd sure like to see you get a husband. Lean Stelter leaves his office duties to Charles McCarter and Dolan Williams. Truett Sorley leaves his irresistable ways to Pres- ton Howard and Johnny Williams. Marilyn Watts leaves her ability to pass Civics to Helen Moreland. Bessie Henderson wills her office practice to Barbara Miles. Ronald Wilkerson leaves his love for Practical English to Billy Cooey and Hugh Cook. Wayne Norman leaves his ability to figure out income tax reforms to Floyd Dutschman and Alfred Glidewell. Arthur Moeller leaves Frances Brackeen to Oliver Harvey and Edward Loesca. James Frazier leaves his feet to Max Meisca'. Be- ware of crowded places. Elizabeth Lyons leaves MACBETH to Zola Mae Pack and Edwin Londenberg. Mahattaia Mitchell leaves her place in chorus to Florence Sandlin. Don Daniels leaves his place in the band to Donald Dimons and Carroll Redding. Elmer Lott leaves his well-groomed appearance to Henry Nunez and Kenneth Pierce. Harold Shumate leaves his ability to get the car whenever he wants it to Clyde Messer and Byron Pool. Robert Hill leaves his ability to stay unattached to Tommy Saffle. !Continued on next pagel . I I

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IContinuecl from page 7021 Now at the conclusion of this will We hope that you will love us still. For we leave with you our clearest possessions And hope that you will forgive Us these confessions We've fussed and we've grouchecl thru'out the year About homework and other things so drear. But we've had good times and fun galore And shall always remember these days of yore.